Carter Prioritizes Family Policy With White House Conference
President Carter moves to expand family support programs, appointing Joseph Califano to lead policy efforts and earmarking over 1 billion dollars more for HEW in aid to children and families. A White House Conference on the Family is planned for late next year with a 3 million budget, aiming to discuss realistic government roles without intruding on private life.
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Washington
NEA
Jimmy Carter
Yesteryear
Carter
Mondale
Congress
Richard Nixon
John Brademas
House
White House
Carter's Dilemma: The Graying of the Presidency
The piece cites Daniel Moynihan on President Carter learning that governing is different from campaigning. It notes Carter’s burdened staff, vast memos, and a bureaucracy too large for any one person to master. It argues that Congress and courts face similar data overload, yet government limps along.
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Oval Office
White House
Moynihan
Carter
Forecasts bloom yet financiers hedge on risk
AP analysis notes drought fears linger despite easing winter and scattered rains. It highlights boom in single family housing with record 1.3 million new homes and 3.4 million existing sales, fueled by working wives and easy credit, while warning inflation and higher rates may temper gains.
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John Cunniff
New York
Pacific Coast
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Rockies
Sierras
National Association of Realtors
Today in history highlights and birthdays for March 15
Key events include Caesar's assassination in 44 B.C. and Champlain's 1603 voyage. Birthdays feature Andrew Jackson born 1767 and Eddy Arnold turning 59. The column notes past events, resignations, air disasters, and diplomatic appointments with brief context.
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Associated Press
B.C
Julius Caesar
Senate
Rome
Samuel de Champlain
New World
Andrew Jackson
Maine
Union
John Pershing
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Darwin
Jacqueline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ellsworth Bunker
Persian Gulf
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
United States
United Nations
Daniel P. Moynihan
Eddy Arnold
George Brent
William Hazlitt
McGovern seeks inquiry into CIA Greece ties and Watergate links
Senator George McGovern urges the Senate Intelligence Committee to probe CIA involvement with the Greek dictatorship from 1967 to 1974 and the 1974 Cyprus coup. He cites Kissinger Colby and Mitchell Rogovin and suggests possible tests of Agnew Nixon and Pappas, with implications for US relations and potential witnesses.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
George McGovern
D.S.D
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Henry Kissinger
John Mitchell
William Colby
Thomas Pappas
Nixon
McGovern
Intelligence Committee
Daniel Inouye
D.ha
Inouye
Cyprus
Kissinger
Colby
Mitchell Rogovin
Greece
Spiro Agnew
Church Committee
Junta
U.S
Athens
Thomas) Pappas
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Pappas
Ford
Finance Committee
Elias Demetracopoulos
Justice Dept
FBI
Demetracopoulos
Wall Street
Russell Howe
Sarah Trott
Howe
Trott
U.S. Treasury
Eugene Schoenfield
Hermes Foundation
California
Medicaid
American Medical Association
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